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please ABU Dhabi come and buy Arsenal so that it can be like Man City |
we should just forget these nonsense and start copying the west 100% after all that's how UAE, Singapore, Korea, Japan and hong Kong did, this African technology is just nonsense |
from this pictures I can categorically tell you that these bandits are from Niger, Libya and Mali. Nigeria is a country where you can enter anyhow and leave anyhow especially the porous boundary with Niger republic, Northern Nigeria and Maradi region are the same entity with same language and culture the boundary exist only in the maps. |
their boundary start and ends east of the river Niger |
Blue3k2:according to him. why is it that 'he' is the only eye witness? the authenticity of this story has to be verified first before blaming the traditional ruler |
PAGAN9JA:why must you blame the ARABs for this? This is middle east customs |
Aspeb:really? Akwa Ibom must hear this
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EdiAbali:is not because Muslims are intolerant it is because Israel appear from nowhere and curve territory for themselves in the Muslim world. |
zlantanfan:israel with 70% Jews 29 Muslims and 1% Christians can not be a Jewish nation if they dare to annex Palestine it will be 50% Muslim. unlike Saudi Arabia and Iran which are 99% Islamic so please do not compare the countries |
That's is why I will never choose Rivers state for my NYSC |
bloodshed is rampant During this Buhari era |
Daffydoc:culprit number 2 after Israel |
The only Genocide I know is the birth of modern Israel a land with 11% Jews in the 1930s is now 79% Jews 21% Arabs that is a typical example of genocide |
The work of Isreal and Arab countries |
Buhari has disappointed us
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try nonsense there they will cut your head sharp sharp |
dnawah:are u saying that God is with modern Israelis? |
Oman calls on Arabs to ease Israel's 'fears for its future' Jordan's FM Ayman Safadi dismissed Oman's remarks at World Economic Forum saying 'issue is that there is an occupation'. A top Omani government official has said Arabs must take initiatives to make Israel overcome "fears for its future" in the region, drawing criticism from Jordan . The remarks on Saturday by Yusuf bin Alawi bin Abdullah, the minister responsible for foreign affairs in Oman, came on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum hosted by Jordan on the shores of the Dead Sea. "The West has offered Israel political, economic and military support and it now holds all the means of power... but despite that it fears for its future as a non-Arab country surrounded by 400 million Arabs," he said. "I believe that we Arabs must be able to look into this issue and try to ease those fears that Israel has through initiatives and real deals between us and Israel," he told a panel discussing geopolitics. While Abdullah's title is Minister Responsible for Foreign Affairs, Oman's Sultan Qaboos bin Said Al Said remains the official Minister of Foreign Affairs. The panel's moderator, journalist Hadley Gamble, interrupted him to ask if the best solution to the decades-long Israeli-Palestinian conflict is "recognising Israel and its right to exist". The minister said no. "Not recognising, but we want them themselves to feel that there are no threats to their future." Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi, whose country is the only Arab nation along with Egypt to have a peace treaty with Israel, dismissed the remarks saying "the issue is that there is an occupation" of Arab land. "The Arab world has recognised Israel's right to exist. The Palestinians themselves recognised the Israeli right to exist... that is not the issue," Safadi told the panel. "The issue is that there is an occupation. Is this occupation going to end or not? Israel, Safadi said, must "withdraw from Arab lands occupied since 1967 and allow" the creation of a Palestinian state. "This is the issue," he said. "If they (Israel) say they are not comfortable, that is not my problem," said Safadi. "The problem is not with Arabs giving assurances... the problem is with Israel doing what is right for peace," he added. "Israel... is not doing the right thing. Actually, it is doing more of the wrong things by suffocating Palestinians," the Jordanian foreign minister said, referring to the Israeli-blockaded Gaza Strip . "Gaza, is probably as you heard many times, the world's largest prison," he added. In recent months, Israel has been courting Gulf Arab states. In February, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met one-on-one with Bin Alawi at an international conference in Warsaw, attended by officials from Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates. In October last year, Netanyahu held surprise talks with Oman's Sultan Qaboos in Muscat - raising Palestinian fears of a normalisation of ties. Last year Bin Alawi told a regional conference in Bahrain it might be "time for Israel to be treated the same (as states in the Middle East) and also bear the same obligations". Bahrain endorsed the remarks which at the time were said to be aimed at moving the Israeli-Palestinian "narrative from intractability to a new focus of pragmatism". source: https://aje.io/exx8g
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the contractor has migrated to Kano-Zaria-Kaduna-Abuja expressway work is moving at the speed of light here. please tell those motorist to chill |
it works 80% for sure |
yes I can attest to that almost 20 hours daily here in Jigawa since last week |
what are the symptoms? |
what? |
seriously as a Kano citizen I felt betrayed by Buhari. |
The husband should be ashamed of showing up his beautiful wife to every harry tom and dick. what he did is haram and an insult to the wife's personality. Don't quote me please I have headache |
that's wrong |
OP which part of kano are u? because the results I heard so far from Freedom radios shows that PDP is leading despite all the intimidation in PDP strongholds |
Who bring this man to Kano?
what happened to CP wakili? |
I pity whoever APC will present as presidential candidate in 2023, we Kano people are waiting for you |
jazakallahu bi khair |
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